ORGANIZED BY members of the Falls Church Presbyterian Church, hundreds of Falls Church city residents and their friends lined both sides of East Broad Street in the city for blocks east and west of the church, most with signage celebrating Juneteenth on Friday, June 19, the anniversary of the final end of slavery in the U.S.
MANY SIGNS affirmed “Black Lives Matter” in solidarity with ongoing criminal justice reform efforts now underway to end systemic racism in the U.S.
By a 5-1 vote late Monday night, the Falls Church City Council acted to retain a consultant to begin what will be the Little City’s next arduous voyage into the
As the Falls Church City Council wrestled through a four-hour discussion this Monday night, unresolved as to whether to approve a new fiscal year budget with a half-cent tax rate
BY WHITNEY OWEN The Falls Church Kiwanis Little League (FCKLL) officially launched its spring baseball season Saturday morning with its annual Spring Baseball Parade and Ceremony, drawing hundreds of young
Another week has come and gone, and it’s been a strong one for Meridian’s spring sports, with the teams combining for 11 wins and five losses. The Mustangs tallied several
